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Season Introduction
Season Features
2007 concerts
Sunday 30 September
2.45pm: The Firebird
Sunday 28 October
2.45pm: Beethoven IV
Saturday 10 November
7.30pm: Beethoven III 'Eroica'
Sunday 25 November
2.45pm: Beethoven I
Sunday 9 December
2.45pm: Beethoven II
Monday 31 December
2.45pm: New Year's Eve Viennese Concert
2008 concerts
Sunday 13 January
2.45pm: Brahms & Dvorak
Friday 18 January
7.30pm: Petrushka
Sunday 27 January
2.45pm: Schubert & Tchaikovsky
Sunday 10 February
2.45pm: Brahms & Sibelius
Sunday 24 February
2.45pm: Barry Wordsworth 60th Birthday Concert
Sunday 9 March
2.45pm: The Planets
THE BEETHOVEN SYMPHONIES: I - IV
Sunday 28 October 2007 2.45pm
Brighton Dome Concert Hall
Haydn
Symphony No.1 in D
Mozart
Piano Concerto No.20 in D minor, K466
Beethoven
Symphony No.4 in B flat
Daniel Capps conductor
Andrew Brownell piano
The BPO’s voyage through more than a century of symphonies begins right at the beginning, with the Symphony No.1 by the first and most prodigious of the great symphonists.
Guest conductor Daniel Capps is joined by the second prizewinner from the 2006 Leeds International Piano Competition for Mozart’s emotionally turbulent D minor concerto, a work whose tempestuous unease is pierced by moments of sublime beauty.
The BPO’s series of Beethoven Symphonies begins with his fourth which, despite its seemingly intense and serious beginning, develops into a work full of mischief and surprises.
Tickets £7 - £24 (Click here to book online)
1.45pm Pre-concert interview onstage with Daniel Capps and Andrew Brownell (Tickets £2.50)
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